Marina Koren
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Seeing Earth From Space Will Change You
The question is how. → Read More
NASA’s Modern Moon Program Is Finally off the Ground
After a successful takeoff, a crewless capsule is on its way to the moon. Where’s the fanfare? → Read More
Well That’s One Way to Save a Space Telescope From Falling Back to Earth
The beloved Hubble observatory could get the SpaceX treatment. → Read More
This Is Neptune?
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a mesmerizing view of the planet. → Read More
The Coolest Space Picture I’ve Ever Seen
Seen through the James Webb Space Telescope, the Carina Nebula is positively bursting with stuff. → Read More
We Don’t Know Neptune at All
You know, the planet? → Read More
What the UFO Discussion Really Needs
Some context. → Read More
Mars’s Soundscape Is Strangely Beautiful
Microphones have captured the whirring and pings of a hard-working rover—and the rush of a gentle Martian wind. → Read More
You’ve Heard of a Supernova. But How About a Micronova?
Astronomers have captured evidence of a “micronova” on a certain kind of star. → Read More
The Long Goodbye to Saturn’s Rings
The planet’s defining feature is slowly disappearing. → Read More
Even NASA Seems Surprised by Its New Space Telescope
The $10 billion mission is working better than anyone could have predicted. → Read More
Why NASA Is Trying to Dodge the Moon
If the James Webb Space Telescope were to leave Earth at the wrong time, our very own satellite could thwart the mission. → Read More
NASA Is Practicing Asteroid Deflection. You Know, Just in Case.
A spacecraft is on its way to nudge a distant asteroid. → Read More
The Uncomfortable Truths of American Spaceflight
NASA has pushed its next moon landing to 2025. But why is it trying to go at all? → Read More
This Isn’t the Big Telescope Debut NASA Imagined
The James Webb Space Telescope, the long-awaited successor to Hubble, is mired in controversy over its namesake. → Read More
Earth and the Moon Are Growing Apart
And we can’t stop it. → Read More
Schrödinger’s Planet
We’ll never have a final answer on whether Pluto is a planet. → Read More
The Day the Space Station Lurched
A recent arrival at the International Space Station created a little too much excitement. → Read More
An Event So Wild It Could Make Anyone Feel Cosmically Small
Gravitational waves have brought us long-sought proof of a cataclysmic meeting between a black hole and a neutron star. → Read More
Move Over, Mars
After decades away, NASA is sending not one, but two missions to Venus. → Read More